I think the problem with phishing is not any different that with other
forms of hacking. What about watching the honeypot mailing list?
Wouldn't that benefit a hacker? The same could go for almost any list.
The purpose of the list is to share information, and that information
can be used for good or for evil, however that is no excuse to not share
information.

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